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    Tuition Test

    FUNDAMENTAL UNIT OF LIFE REVISION TEST


    Science
    Time Duration : : 50 mins

    OBJECTIVE TYPE [ Marks:47X1 = 47]

    Question No: 1
    Fill in the Blanks:
    Every cell is surrounded by a ____________
    Question No: 2
    The kitchen of the cell is:
    (a) mitochondria
    (b) endoplasmic reticulum
    (c) chloroplast
    (d) Golgi apparatus
    Question No: 3
    Fill in the Blanks: The basic building units of all living organisms is _________
    Question No: 4
    Answer in one Word/Sentence: What is the powerhouse of the cell?
    Question No: 5
    State True or False: Vacuoles are large-sized in animal cells, while plant cells have very small
    vacuoles.
    Question No: 6
    Fill in the Blanks: Chromoplasts that contain chlorophyll are called _____
    Question No: 7
    Lysosome arises from:
    (a) endoplasmic reticulum
    (b) Golgi apparatus
    (c) nucleus
    (d) mitochondria
    Question No: 8
    Who discovered the cell?
    (a) Robert Hooke
    (b) Leeuwenhoek
    (c) Robert Brown
    (d) T. Schwann
    Question No: 9
    Chromosomes are made up of:
    (a) DNA
    (b) Protein
    (c) DNA and protein
    (d) RNA
    Question No: 10
    State True or False: The cell was discovered by Leeuwenhoek.
    Question No: 11
    Which of the following is known as the 'Power House' of a cell?
    (a) Nucleus
    (b) Golgi Bodies
    (c) Ribosome
    (d) Mitochondria
    Question No: 12
    The basic unit of life is:
    (a) tissue
    (b) cell
    (c) both
    (d) none of them
    Question No: 13
    Answer in One word/Sentence: Who, with the improved microscope, discovered the free-living cells
    in pond water for the first time?
    Question No: 14
    State True or False: The cell is a Latin word for little room'.
    Question No: 15
    Who discovered the nucleus in the cell?
    (a) Leeuwenhoek
    (b) Robert Brown
    (c) Schleiden
    (d) Robert Hooke
    Question No: 16
    Answer in One word/Sentence: Who discovered the cell?
    Question No: 17
    Which of the following is known as the 'Power House' of a cell?
    (a) Nucleus
    (b) Golgi Bodies
    (c) Ribosome
    (d) Mitochondria
    Question No: 18
    Who proposed the "Black Reaction"?
    (a) Benda
    (b) Camillo Golgi
    (c) Schleiden
    (d) None of them
    Question No: 19
    Answer in One word/Sentence: Who suggested that all cells arise from pre-existing cell
    Question No: 20
    Answer in one Word/Sentence:
    Who called jelly-like the substance of cell protoplasm?
    Question No: 21
    Which of the following controls all biological activities of a cell?
    (a) Protoplasm
    (b) Cell wall
    (c) Nucleus
    (d) All of these
    Question No: 22
    Fill in the Blanks: A lysosome is also called _______ bag.
    Question No: 23
    The cell wall of a plant cell is made up of:
    (a) glucose
    (b) fructose
    (c) protein
    (d) cellulose
    Question No: 24
    Digestive Enzymes are found in:
    (a) Protoplasm
    (b) Cell wall
    (c) Lysosomes
    (d) Mitochondria
    Question No: 25
    Which of the following are covered by a single membrane?
    (a) Mitochondria
    (b) Vacuole
    (c) Ribosome
    (d) Plastid
    Question No: 26
    Which of the following can be made into crystal?
    (a) A bacterium
    (b) An amoeba
    (c) A virus
    (d) A sperm
    Question No: 27
    Fill in the Blanks: The primary function of _________ is storage.
    Question No: 28
    Answer in One word/Sentence: Who discovered the nucleus in the cell?
    Question No: 29
    Answer in one Word/Sentence: What is called the 'Suicide-bag' of the cell?
    Question No: 30
    Which of the following cell organelles help in the storage, modification, and packaging of substances
    manufactured in the cell?
    (a) Golgi apparatus
    (b) Nucleus
    (c) Mitochondria
    (d) Chloroplasts
    Question No: 31
    Answer in One word/Sentence: In which organisms, the nucleus is separated from the cytoplasm by
    a double-layered membrane?
    Question No: 32
    The cell wall of which one of these is not made up of cellulose?
    (a) Bacteria
    (b) Hydrilla
    (c) Mango tree
    (d) Cactus
    Question No: 33
    Answer in One word/Sentence: When was the electron microscope invented?
    Question No: 34
    Fill in the Blanks:
    The cell wall of a plant cell is made up of _____
    Question No: 35
    Fill in the Blanks: Plants are green due to the presence of ____________
    Question No: 36
    Fill in the Blanks: The cell has special components called _________
    Question No: 37
    Fill in the Blanks: ____________ cells contain plastids.
    Question No: 38
    Which of the following cell organelles functions both as an intracellular transport system and as a
    manufacturing surface?
    (a) Nucleus
    (b) Mitochondria
    (c) ER
    (d) None of these
    Question No: 39
    Answer in One word/Sentence: What term was given by Robert Hooke to the walled compartments
    of honeycomb-like structure in a slice of cork?
    Question No: 40
    Answer in one Word/Sentence: Who postulated cell theory?
    Question No: 41
    State True or False: Like the mitochondria, plastids also have their own DNA and ribosomes.
    Question No: 42
    Which of the following is not a function of the vacuole?
    (a) Storage
    (b) Providing turgidity and rigidity to the cell
    (c) Waste excretion
    (d) Locomotion
    Question No: 43
    State True or False: The central vacuole of some plant cells may occupy of the cell
    volume
    Question No: 44
    Match the Following:

    Question No: 45
    Which is the longest cell of the human body?
    (a) Nerve cell
    (b) Liver cell
    (c) Kidney cell
    (d) Cardiac cell
    Question No: 46
    State True or False:
    Prokaryotic cells have no membrane-bound organelles, their chromosome is composed of only
    nucleic acid and they have only small ribosomes.
    Question No: 47
    Which of the following are formed in bone marrow?
    (a) RBC
    (b) Cartilage cell
    (c) Blood platelets
    (d) Fibres

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